Inovision Limited Sets IPO Price Band at ₹521-₹548

Inovision Limited, a diversified services provider with a nationwide footprint in manpower solutions, toll operations, and youth skilling, is preparing to list on the stock exchanges through an Initial Public Offering. The company has set a price band of ₹521 to ₹548 per equity share, with a face value of ₹10 each, signaling confidence in its multi-sector business model and long-term growth potential.

The IPO subscription window opens on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, and closes on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Retail and other investors can apply for a minimum lot of 27 shares, with subsequent bids in multiples of 27. The offer structure includes a fresh issue aggregating ₹2,550 million aimed at fueling organic expansion, alongside an offer for sale of 1,238,000 equity shares by existing shareholders.

Founded on the backbone of private security services, Inovision has steadily broadened its portfolio over the years. It ventured into skill development training during the financial year 2014 and added toll plaza management in 2019. Today the company delivers integrated manpower solutions—including private security, facility management, manpower sourcing, and payroll processing—across healthcare, warehousing & logistics, government entities, retail, and banking, financial services & insurance (BFSI) sectors.

In the toll plaza segment, Inovision handles user-fee collection and ancillary operations at national highway plazas. It holds empanelment with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), positioning the company as a trusted partner in one of India’s critical infrastructure verticals.

Skill development remains a cornerstone of the company’s social and commercial impact. As a training partner under multiple central and state government schemes, Inovision delivers sector-specific programs in management & entrepreneurship, media & entertainment, healthcare, telecommunications, electronics, beauty & wellness, construction, apparel made-ups, logistics, BFSI, and retail. These initiatives target equipping young Indians with employable, industry-aligned competencies that improve access to sustainable livelihoods.

The company extends its reach through two wholly owned subsidiaries. Inovision International Private Limited focuses on recruitment, placement consultancy, and visa facilitation services, catering to domestic and international demand. Aerodrone Robotics specializes in remote pilot training courses, preparing youth and working professionals for the rapidly expanding drone ecosystem in agriculture, surveying, logistics, and public safety.

As of January 15, 2026, Inovision’s operations span 23 states and 5 Union Territories, reflecting a robust pan-India presence built through consistent execution and strategic diversification.

Management views the IPO as a pivotal step in the company’s evolution. Proceeds from the fresh issue are earmarked to support working capital requirements, potential capacity additions, and broader service enhancements—moves expected to deepen market penetration and strengthen competitive positioning across all three verticals.

The forthcoming public listing arrives at a time when India’s services economy continues to expand, infrastructure projects gain momentum, and government-backed skilling programs receive renewed policy focus. By combining revenue-generating commercial activities with large-scale youth empowerment efforts, Inovision Limited has carved a distinctive niche that balances profitability with measurable social contribution.

Market participants and industry observers will closely track subscription response over the three-day window, with particular interest in how investors value the company’s diversified revenue streams and its alignment with national priorities in infrastructure, employment generation, and skill India initiatives. Should the offer meet with strong demand, the listing could mark the beginning of a new growth chapter for a company that has quietly scaled operations across some of India’s most essential service sectors.